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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29
The IbisiIe's Boitom.

Nav YoHK, September PSI was
impossible 10 find an unoccupi,d dry
deck today, and cons, quentiy the
contemplated " minstion Of the bot.
tom Of the Thistle 10 eCO whether OF
40, tho pain, On her hull had scaled
could no, be made. She was towad 10
Sandy Hook. % bo ready for tomof.
rows rsca, late Ibis afternoon. n ls
now claimed that she was too much
"doWn by the head" In yesterdays
race, and, cons, queutl., her ballngI
was shifted somewhat today 10 order
10 trim her better.
The Vo'uu'e'r lav ell day a. her
q chougo OH Ba7Tidge She will siil
tomorrow with tn 1iml tqulpment
aud the same trim ~ those Of Tues.
day. II Ia raid that In case the This.
,l0 10 defeated a challenge in hlT
hehali for On lhtT race will h0
issued. Old stltn predict cloqr weather
ard britt rOfthWfBt wind tom0Ir' ?.
TIE government pfediclions, how.
ever, are for . so1thCflY wind OF from
ei1 10 fifteen fnotf, With n iendencyto
lacrosse ai.Hr 10 o'clock, with wet
weather. Tho course 10 be- sailed
over tomorrow will be decided by tho
regalta committee tomorrow, and will
bo twtniy miles 20 wndWafd or
l,cwafd and return, according 10 tho
direction OF the wind, starting from
H,h5f the Sandy Hook or the scollE i
lightship, ~ viii bgs' enable tho c'm.
mil,es 20 lay the coure advantage.
Cuslv.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29
Rrlttsh Markets.

MANCHESTER, September 28-The
Guardian Gays: Business in nearly
all departments is quiet. Sales have
not tqualed the average, In some
cases, however, individual sellers have
done large business. Prices rule
strsdy, bu. occasionally show slight
weakness. There have been abup dant
receipts Of American cotton al uns!a'
be prices. AT Liverpool. Impressed
buyers probably contributed to bring
ing tanner conditions to business here.
Sales at Calcutta Monday appear to
have been fair, but merchants are dis.
pleased with the prices OBJ
tailed, which are d d,scrihed
as generally very low. Some
business has been done for India, but
the frmness OF prices bindered buy
ing. There have boen moderate ea es
for China OF the beat shirtiDgs, which,
as rule, we're fully under engage
ment. The demand Tor foreign yarns
1, mostly poor. There has been con-
siderable buying for Japan at previous
prices. Home inquiry is flat. spln.
ners are we'll supplied with orders
and hold steadily to Fdday'r fullest
prices. Others, however, are willing
TO accept offers which they previors'y
refused. Tho cloth market is tanner,
Buslnees In 'shirtiugs for Iudia ID
moderate. There is lees inquiry ioI
light India goods for bleaching, Fol-
Dhoo,ies there 10 tTeer buying The
best printers ore firm; common
| aisadv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29
Tn, Raon.,nr.rIaIn. As.lr.

BERLIN, September 2s.-The Public
P,osecuior al Colmar has made in.
qulry into the circumstances consecl.
cd With the shooting affair on the
Franco. German frontier noaf Ron.
sur.Pialne, on Saturday last, and re.
ports that KauGmann, the soldier who
was detailed 10 assist the forest guards
In preventing poachins, and who did
the shooting, saw twelve penons IN
the pine forests on German territory,
walking In the direction Of the French
frontier Kauimann called three
times for the party 10 halt, bot no Ai.
tsntiou was paid TO his summons, and
he bred. Ihen, seeing guns leyeled
at him from behind some trees on the
Fl,bCh side VI too 0vu.Jat, 30 10.
treated from his position. One Of the
forest guards named Llnhol was .
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

witness to the whole affair, ard
corroboratfs Ksuimann's state
ment. Two large blood spors
were iouud % the French side five
ystds hom the frontier. when sIe
taken as ev dence that b ignon, the
game bester for the French party who
died from his wounds, dragged him
sell 10 the spo. after being wounded
and lay there for soma lime. No
blood marks or foot prints were seen
on the Ger nan eide Of the frontier,
there being high growth Of heather
thereabouts. Owing to tho density Of
the undergrowth Of brush and the
thickness OF the q ess, II would have
been impossible Tor Kauim ann, from
the spot where he fred, to have seen
the place wnere ths blood marks were
found or to have shot any ono there.
l; Ia therefore sssumed by the public
prosecutor that the shots were fred
and took efisc, Gu German territory.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29
Powell a 90. = Aaairs.

PnnADEtrnIA, Pa, September 2S,
--ihe appraisement Of the properly Of
Robert Haro Powell & o. and Robert
Hrr5 P5well'a Hons 4 Co., who failed
August 29,h, hal bson 6ilihcd AID
was Rlee Ia court today. THO R@eiB
amount 10 81 3S3 .OGi 40, aud the llibl.
iilra 30 hbou. VI, 500 900 The liAbiIi.
iol srs ieprlslnted almos. entirely
by notes. OF tho outstanding paper
ssout 100000 Il occurred by mortgage,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29
Racing nc Nemmarket.

LosDos, September 2s.-The great
v R,atern railway handicap, newmarket,
frat October meeting, was woa by
Benholm's four year old FLY B'sw
Laa, Lord Bradiord's five yelr old
horse Isobar, second, and j, g..
JoIcey's three year old Oily Antonio,
third, Eleven utaItefs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29
mr.. Li,,iston's DesisI.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. September Is
The circulars bsarlngmy nams, ask.
ing Republicans TO vote for pfohlbl.
tlon, and circulated throughout West
Tenne, soc, afe base icrgoriee. have
neither wTit,on nor authorised any
thing Of the klrd.
JOHN J, LITTLEIQN."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29
A KENTUCKY PEUD.
Howard Monroe Killed by the
Turner Gang.
iapvot.t ~ Tur APR.lIl

lFHNlAh w Tvs AFFsshN
KsoHvILLE, TENS., September 2S -
The Turner and Sawyers ieud mas been
renewed in Bell county, Kentucky.
Howard M)nrot, Lewis Byrd and Mics
Edith Turner, Q daughter Of Jack
Turner. VINO Was ss-srsirs,ed on the
streets Of Pinevllle few weeks AGO,
went la5t Saturday to spe d Sunday
at John Mysrs's residen on Yell
low Greek. Saturday night. while
sitting In the parlor, two hots were
heard outside and Monr, fell with .
bullet through his heart, 20, ball pasa-
log sn near Miss Turner head @ TO
cut on a lock Of her hair ,)l Pierce,
member OF the note NJ Turner
gang, was suspected, and arrant Ia
bued Tor hisarrest. PieIcoW 0vertaken
by the eherifi's posse snt died with
bullets. Thomas Hendt n, another
OF tho Turner gang, W was with
Pierce, was wounded, G ured End
Jailed, charged with con " In the
murder OF Monroe. To- itest ex-
citemsnt prevails, and oodshsd d
Ia Ieared, The only g. alleged
for the klliirg 10 tha' JaCk ner was
shot from hotel kept by inroe'a
uncle, and that The TuTne ~ BIZ
lloycd that Munroe and his a we're
implicated Ia tho tragedy 4 sad
feature Of the tragedy i0 iha' 'gsrd
Nnnroo aLd Mi'e TufrCr ~. en-
gagged 10 be married.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-29

NEW YoRK, September 2s.-Ono adj
dlional death from cholera has 90
.r-Toi r, s-i-hu-rs I,lc-d -irce l-s'
night. No new cases have been re-
ported.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-19

ooh, Rowena," exclaimed Vol
tigern Tapemeasnre, dropping on
his knees without a struggle.
"your beauty fires my heart
"My daughter" said old Hengist
Wheatcorn, entering the room, 81
will divide the contract with you
l will fire the resi- of him -
Which he did.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-19

the British legation. The Secre-
tary Of State, whose family has SO
long been in retirement, will open
his house on Highland Terrace
again this winter. His daughters,
assisted by = kinswoman, will do
the honors. In the event of Sec
rotary Lamar being transferred to
the Supreme Court circle, there is
an unknown quantity in prospect
IN the official and social world
which cannot be ciphered out just
now.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-19

"Pap," said Lucy, Charley has
a horse that he says is good tor
a 2:30 gait" Yes" was the re.
ply, land speaking of gaits, l no
ticed last night, that you and Cher
ley we're both good for a 1880
gate" And Lucy changed the
subject.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-19

Magistrate-It's SO or thirty
days, Uncle Rastus. You can
take your choice. Uncle Rastus
(after some contemplation)-Well,
yo' can gimme de money, sab.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-19

Judge-Have you a statement
to make PrisoneI-No, your
honor, | don't want to commit my.
self. I'll do the committing
Ninety days, sir.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-19

"Two knots in hour isn't such
bad time for a clergyman" smil-
ingly said the minister to himself,
just after lie had united the second
couple.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-19

We would like to see a spell OF
weather sufficient to rust the hinges
OF the toll-gate.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-19

The mosquito is like the dude,
because there is little hope for him
after he gets mashed.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-19

Something very "Dutchy' ao5ut
the Germans. They speak of Il
gentleman as Herr instead Of him.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-19

No man ever gets to be so good
that he can afford to monkey with
a buzz. saw.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-19
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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-19

Give a man SIX feet Of earth and
lie will take a knell.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-19

A foot rule-nevor wear shoes
too small for you.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-19
70 e Q e S i.
WlTking GlaSSaS ! A a. y.

prepared 20 furnish all classes with employ.
Inent az home. the whole of the time, or f0I
their spare moments. business now, liehi
ana profitable. Persons of either sex ca -i5
earn from ~ cents to $500 per evening, and %
proportional sum by dCVOtipg an their time 90
the business. Boys and girls elru nearly as
much rs men. That all who see this may scne
their address. and test the business. we make
this O1cr. To such a are not well satisfied
We will send one dollar 10 pay for the trouble
Of writing. Full particulars and Outtt free
Address GEORGE STISsoN g. CO.. Portland,
M NO
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> OUR UNEQUALED OFFER.

We have arranged with the publishers Of
these books to furnish the whole forty-hye
with one years subscription TO our paper
for $3.50, or we will send any five for rs
ets., or the whole forty-ive for &I.5O.
Address all orders TO publishers OF
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER"
White Oaks, n. Mex.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-11-19

The season will be officially
launched, as usual, this year by
the Presidents reception at the
White House on New Years Dav.
White House festivities include. at
the least, three state DINNERS (tbe
Cabinet, diplomatic, and Supreme
Court JndgesJ the four evening re-
ceptions diplomatic, Congresslon
al, Army and Navy the puplic re-
ceptions, and Mrs. Cleveland's
Saturday afternoons.
The fine old building occupied
by the British Minister has re-
ceived extensive repairs during the
summer, and the diplomatic corps
resident, will be led this year, by
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13
A MAIDEN.s MESSAGE.

~ n vino that wandercst DER hill and vale and sea-
oow round the home where he slecps peacefully
anu oica'he upon his brow loving kiss from me
bright F''S ""N
Shed round and DER him thy soft, tender streams
lell him how well love him-lcll him so tonight
blue, v" '''"' "~N'' '''''
Stars thgt are watching DER us both the long night
Tell him myloyc for him is pure like you-and
true.
great, grand, snow white clouds, slowly drifting
DER the sky,
ncar TO MS heart message as ye pass him by,
zen MN my love would teach him how TO door
Ogreat, wide sea, on which the night winds blow,
Sing In his car- thy music calm and low,
Sing to HIS heart love him, sing IL soft and low
o tiny laughing ripplcs dancing on the shore.
v mighty ocean waves, numbering your ccuselcss
roar,
Tell him love SO well could not love him more
omoon aud stars. o clouds and deep, blue sunny
sea,
And restless, wandering winds, bear him these
words from me:
MY own dear love love thee wcll-and con.
stuntly.'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13
PROCLAMATION.


liiWillnfUi Nl 0hl't Wy OF NNhNhlllfs
WHEREAS THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
w the state " Tennessee NJ a. rofiy'hiih Sos.
sIon. Chapter ~ lhgys lb5s9 Acts of ISL submit.
ing amendment 10 the Constitution. towic
To add o. sub section Eighteen Ia Article Eleven
of said Constitution the following
" section ls-No person. shall manufacture for
tnle or sell or Keep Tor sale, n hNCrnro any In
ioNicnung iiquon whatever, including vine ale or
"'rhc Ccncml Assembly shall BY law. prescribe
regulations inr the enforcement Of the prohibition
hunln contained, uud shall thereby provide suit.
BILE penalties for the violation ui tha pros i.inns
hCu."i' IN be- mtlhcl aud approved, of rejected,
hy their VOTES ~ provided Ia the Constitution aud
Whereas, by section T. rugo iGs. u Il provided
among other thugs, shat tho Secretary ol state
! The uu,cfnor aud Comptroller arr hereby c0nsil.
iulcl honrl IT Inspector, whose duty II shall be
rTuli thcruf REPRESENTATION duly made for thirty
days In some daily or other newspaper published 10
Knoxville. Chattanooga Nashville and Mcmphis"
Now, Therefore IN conformity with the fongolng
provision ~ law, Ne do hereby certify that nj tho
election held on the 29ih day Of September iss7,
lhrrc VEN cnst 'ior the priposcd Amcnimenr'
lltNnl Nuics, mud Against the proposed Amend
mcut' lilHH votes o. Il appears lrun the ruturna
duly made % and nov ON hlo In the Onco Of tho
secretary Of state.
In testimony whereof We have herrtintn set our
ulcihl tlguntufcs aud ~ urlur ~ the Governor
caused The Great Seal II The State Ia BE- afixcd NJ
the Executive Department Ia Nashville, this 18th
RoBr L. TAYLOR.
Governor.
JOHN ALLISON,
Secretary Of State.
Pr, plukARn.
90 Comptroller.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13

within head luur thr 'u''uHIHv aruup.1 r1lp.
tiy. t.iuHl.l Boo twelfth l.II nI.|.H ~ t..Ih.
county. l,uu'.spH. tuH|. NIIHHru. tract I.Huu.
"a uu tlU ruuh II surH.."s Uu tI. UH.i hi i...f
suu, nn ihr south hy liH"II Hud uu thr wet ll
iitWu.
Al.pn tm,i uf t0o nom. bounded uu iho north Ir
iluWuH. uu tNu lIsi hl I....f.I uu tHu south .f
Iuti Zoe Hul Uu thu wet Il Holmes
N'aIH trIrt ul tlU rU.. HHUU.iN uU 'NT north ll
n .fHU. uu ihr rHal '| ... Hu tNH HIHiu hl
raimir ana ON ihcWp.i H luHl.
A.nn tract Ui 80 AGO.. I ..Tf tradition NJ Section
one lut IHu &C a. IN. 100 Htr uHs lruu .uh
divided Into Two lot u| I H.n.. Uul UIll d. odd
with The p,Iyisr ~ lk uT.H Hf laIh OF .iil luis
h'tu % iiIuHfu tUI. f I.ul l..HIl.l uu tur
north ly trHU ora tH. ..i D. wendell cog th"
south ~ 1uuuy, uu ihru.t U " Durham. 1hIs
tmu h8s b'ru sublIlIIHl mi1 four .U lDi', u'
follows
lot No.i. cuninlu'ur 100 OBJ 'NO uruH OF SO. %
containing - silnl r"H. Doe SO. containing
90 iilu1 nrrHs i0i 3d. O. runiIIu.u1 lui N ltu
urfCt lotto. viii D. Hui uigTgl iur al". Win
ihr privilege To- Tie puuH..'ii ' take Que ~ hll ihc
Dot.
ior full Particular uHlH rrwr'.i 90 dunfiptinn 81
ihcpUrfny hy mrtc. HuN IHUni. r'"irn, .. mere
hid "a the UcUd AMI I'u. Thugs un ODE ih TIE
rHuar.
Terms ~ salo-Onr u.rl Ush. l1lanrc In one
and Two year, pufrhHs." llnr uul,. iltfrlof
Bearing Interest ifum dIir uul lien retained Ia Hc
cur payment
Tbs i0th day 81 NoyrHlfL $50
d. T. MtuuN Nil tlrrk AMI Nls'cf
ly =. n. nmdley, Deputy nnd ~ III
Mycf. a Snccd, 4. q l'unu'fon ana ,. J. Du'
uuK. Fnilfitur4
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13
Did Won I,crr

W. H. Reycls, VI. D.. II Baltimore Nd,
says II have been IN the practice 81 mcdi-
icinc Tor over eighteen years, but never have
I seen the equal Of Hodges sarxpirlln IL
has worked miracles here In curing rhouma-
tlsm and scrofnla Have almost como 90
the conclusion that cannot practice with.
out IT," Rangum Root Medicine Co.. Manu-.
fcturcrs. Nashville, Tenn. A 20 pof bottle
Sold az Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13

A little encouragement now nnd then,
like the sale Of old newspapers or n threat
cncd attack 10 whip the editor, has n
marked influence for good, and never fails
90 provoke an Indian summer smile. -
Brookings Oak Sentinel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13

State N Tennessee. Shelly D1uniyaOnrc County
Couu clerk. NenphH l'uu November 70 ls,h
To John League Ain HHm'nr a. " Johnson
Having suggested d. Hu.ycnry ~ The estate ~
u ~ johnson, dbcoafiH fn1 ore hereby 0idcrl
Published withla d. al tnic. aud also nt the
tonrihouso d0urOf krrlI county ipf OH pcf.1nH
having claims naalntt 70 r'iHin io appear ana hle
The same, nuthpnilcnt boz ibV manner prescribed
by law on or bof5fe 81 Efh lay NJ February iNA
aud any claim mol flrl 600 NJ hoiofc snid day, or
before an appropriate oi iho funds Of sald estate
a made, shall H. to,T,lf Hmd. 10th In law and
equity. Witness INV hand at Oiilrc. this " day Of
November, M. - b. J QJlOLEi, ClcfL
~ Thomas B crcn,hhw y. q.
Noilco Il hereby glyDu ~ al9,c litc,Hd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13
HEALTH ~ WEALTH i Dr. Beaurc gard's
Tonic aud Ner,ine, tho Great
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY IN all "a starcs. mental
~ and physical depression, Fpcunnt1rfhca. M.
toch0ndri, Hrrllty, uouutlgia hysierla incnparliy
lur study cor business paralysis. impotence. eplcp-
~, lus, ~ memory suiCulng ~ the braln. aud "a
cured loo either soK by The ~ % this uncxcClloi
pUpamtlun u is % mater ni supreme imporlrnce
10 tiso appropriate traiuuni for the cum II the
aud Ncnlnr. after many 1car trial IN Eurupc has
proved iuullhlc u taken acording 70 direction.
which ar affixed iD each bottle. Onc box equal u
intp, si.OD a BOX. Ot slN boxCa for $500. send
by mail prepaid nn nugpt ~ prize We Enarsnfcs
tiN bnNry ~ Cufr ANY Ctsc. With cash 0ricf ~
guarantee Ia futufn the money u tfcatmcnt doc
not elect ciru A, hcnkrr 4 co. Druggists <clo
aevnts lot uuilcd slalcA Nv and AS Nan sucel
Memphis. Tenn 4. !.
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SAMUEL BUDD,
MADISON SQUARE, NEW YORK.
FOB sAaE...A ElYgyOas BIsIatSsi

cGs' &C. s|-, TIA. clcssa. resi-
danco IA. 2al i!s'r4ulo street The
house eon,aih, seven rooms, kiiohen.
PsItrJ and s-rJsuI' fvum. IL hss
t.ao = conservatory ~ greenhouse on
~, south 'tr 1lrr, - ls,.hlc,
-oal ayi v.rl hozs" oG The r,,ro
Tie Use oi Ile lot "a 100 'rst front
"a Her sndo street. 10y 200 tee, iser.
Everything SIN dIst. eisA' c.ud'uSu.
10 'hs garden there sre i-v ~ the
bat yarl,i,,s Of hssnng lfuit psrs
ssI - yc .rlof with sbout forty
A..nlg rlnss " The fnest vsri~u-s
So sad vn''r Cal 20 or ss.r,ss
{ L. FULLER c.ss 49,.
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ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate.

No CO.. R.=fu the Ctnnccry Court ~ Shelby Conn.
o. HNHry ~ Bingham q nl w. Hattie NJ. nlng.
UIHtlul.
rwNluuc " On lnlcf'1rui,ry decree Tor ale. ca.
iIrl Boz 90" uhuFr Dusr On the 10th day 81 Nav.
ls'. " ~ ls Iarr D nod removed July b., iks5, NJ
y .n IHgrt3 ! VII fgll AZ public auction, 10 the
ll hust bidder iu front ui the clerk and Meters
uur Ht che main tyufriurr uf the cnuft holiss
oi shelby county, Memphis tennessee. On
saturday. Nu,cmbsr 10, 1887,
within lHIHi hour. the following desrfiiei p-,oer
a. 'llp1i,u iu MomplI,s, shelby county, tunnc..c.
IlfInnlnr ~ place or point vhcrr the DIVIDING
Hue I,IUHtn luH % aud ~ lutursuet or ffflke
lhu east liuo ~ eide ~ lifinklay r.rnur ar Town
llUrUr Iuuw Manassas ftrvyt3 finning thcnuo cast
along sid diliiluV line glsf foet thcnro nerfh
IIuIlrl With Manassas arcc. Len ftut thence vol
HlN.s iUDi io Mnnuvas tirurE thence fnnth nlof,Ss
Hlll tlftrt no tcrt Ia the hfEinuluH ~ shown on
Plan uI kyWhDfft luuds ln the tausc VI q. A..
lln'ms W. Erhecm lcmbcri q al, Chanccry Coun
Abe nbutc property viii BE- cold IN fonr ois-tws
iWuiug 'n tDyt each on east side NJ Manassas sircf
Ny uuo hall ui The depth VI cutfc lut 'al1ut y tl
between parallel lluC. and two lots irpnung 10 fcci
on wet slide ui liuanivuuo by depth bCiUccu iar.
nl'pl lluHf ~ about lH fcrt
T1rus NJ sao One hlrd cash balance IN ono
aud Two lvlfs purchaser 90 execute notes With np.
pfu'rl s',uun, and lea N,aiuUl ~ securo their
payment
ilis October Is, 1851.
al MCnOwELL G and NJ
~ = n Bradley u. q. aud ~.
TAYLOR Is Carroll, X j. iurlan aud v n No
Henry, Solicitors wcdi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13

II was q more than usually painful
moment when ,hc jury usy ih.ir verdict.
Gloss under hn dock -I. tHH white hpiri
rector Of Alirrd Siuckrys parish. Who had
stood by his cuDic With tUU,hiug faith.
AMI whu'r daughter Was reported go b.,
engaged 10 the prisoner he ru.p us the
verdict was given. us though 90 comfort
tho unhappy mrn iu lhc hos. Ju4 hr..l.
him Was Ephuim Siurkvy. who had h.u
one OF thn principal Witnesses against hi.
brother. Ills position and Tie emotion hr
displayed while giving his evidence OK.
cited much COMMUNICATION. lie had gruwn
deadly pal" when the jury returned. ami
when the Verde. WIS given be- buried hiE
face in hiE hands.
The Judge. Va The usual form, asked tho
prisoner whether b. h1d anything tu sly.
At that moment there was some stir and
confusion in the we'll IT The court, two or
three persons, escorted by o policeman,
pushing their WAY toward the solicitor iof
the defence. Tho prisoner saw them, aud
o great change came over his face.
"Ouly this, my lord be- mid, pointing
tn where Mr. liib stood. between Nj nni
aud Nlr Waiilc-. "lhat there stands Mar.
tin Stuckcy, my father, whom | am ac.
cuscd oi numbering